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Johnnie Walker Red Label

Meh, this is what I give my guests who ask me for a whisky to mix with cola. Also good for killing brain cells and for the young who'll drink anything. Nuff said!

Score 50/100

Johnnie Walk Double Black

Nose: a fairly pungent alcoholic sting, this is a weird whisky: it creates a lot of impressions but no real flavours. It is smokey, there's peat, oil and brine but these are really fairly broad characteristics and its hard to be more specific Palate: Heavy alcohol and aggressive smoke. This was a challenge but I got hold some honey and maybe fruit...

Score 57/100

Johnnie Walker Blue Label King George V

Bottle bought on internet and shared with a friend over many nice conversations and tastings. It pours clean and shiny; color is golden to amber. Aroma is not so strong, rather nuanced: pine cone, pineapple, leather, hazelnut, dates, prunes, dried apricots, banana leaf, sandalwood, caramel, coffee beans, sizzling cinnamon, ginger, dry lemon, and...

Score 95/100

Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old

So, I'm Not a fan of Johnnie Walker Black, who always seems to be common bar dweller at weddings and the like from my experience. A standard flavor profile; smooth, plentiful but nothing memorable (reminiscent of most bridesmaids and groomsmen I might add...). This baby is a welcome upgrade; I am proud to have this Green edition as my first full...

Score 82/100